Giovanni Guidi Discography of CDs

Giovanni Guidi CD discography Track Listing of songs: City Of Broken Dreams; Leonie; Just One More Time; Forbidden Zone, The; No Other Possibility; Way Some People [Live], The; Impossible Divorce, The; Late Blue; Ocean ...

Giovanni Guidi CD discography Track Listing of songs: Walter's Mistake; Frankie Bear; House Behind This One; Quizás Quizás Quizás; Peace Treaty/Peace Warriors; Bubbles; Johnny Staccato; Cake for "The Count"; Indian Summer; You Are Here;

Giovanni Guidi albums Recording information: Entropya Studios, Perugia (04/28/2009/04/29/2009). Photographer: Andrea Boccalini. Arranger: Dan Kinzelman. Personnel: Giovanni Guidi (piano); Dan Kinzelman (clarinet, bass clarinet, reeds, tenor saxophone); Daniele Tittarelli (reeds, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone); David Brutti (baritone saxophone, bass saxophone); Fulvio Sigurta, Mirco Rubegni (trumpet, flugelhorn); Mauro Ottolini (trombone); Giovanni Maier (double bass); Joao Lobo (drums); Michele Rabbia (percussion). Audio Mixer: Johannes Wohlleben.

Giovanni Guidi albums Enrico Rava isn't the first jazz musician to cover the music of Michael Jackson. Nor, at 70, is he the most likely. (Younger men like Nicholas Payton, Christian Scott, and Robert Glasper would seemingly be more obvious candidates.) That said, with On the Dance Floor, the Italian trumpet legend takes on an entire album of tunes associated with Jackson. According to Rava, he wasn't even really aware of Jackson's music until a few days after his death; his wife was watching a concert video, he haphazardly took a look and listen and was riveted to the point of obsession. On the Dance Floor is not the usual tribute then, because it's not wrapped in grief. Instead, it's the mark of one master musician celebrating another -- Rava rightfully considers Jackson to be among the most important musicians of the 20th century. Recorded live in Rome with the large ensemble, Parco della Musica Jazz Lab, under the ...

Giovanni Guidi music CDs The sole remaining member of the Enrico Rava's stellar working quintet between 2004's Easy Living and 2007's The Words and the Days is trombonist Gianluca Petrella. His horn and Rava's trumpet create a stellar, sometimes fiery front line, but it's one that never loses sight of lyricism. The new group on Tribe has some young members: double bassist Gabriele Evangelista and pianist Giovanni Guidi are in their mid-twenties, while drummer Fabrizio ...